Sentence examples for risk illustrated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin's decision is not without political risk, illustrated by his choice to coordinate international antiterrorist actions: Sergei Ivanov, his defense minister.

Civil servants did not understand the nature of the flood risk, illustrated by interviews with key decision-makers.

Cumanday (C3) shows high total risk and high physical risk, illustrated by the levels of probable losses for the industrial, health, institutional, and educational sectors.

This syncretic use of the different health systems and health providers depending upon the identification and interpretation of different risk, illustrates a dynamic movement between different sectors as triggered by perceived needs [ 28].

The overall theme – "Internalizing the threat of risk" – illustrates that being detected through screening and the internalization of the threat of risk for future health complications have impacted how these adolescences felt about the diagnosis, coped with the GFD, and thought about CD screening.

The overall theme – Internalizing the threat of risk – illustrates that being detected through screening and the internalized threat of future health complications have impacted how these adolescents felt about the diagnosis, coped with the gluten-free diet (GFD), and thought about CD screening.

The "dangers" created from the combination of these hazards in this interconnected world are hyper/hybrid-risks illustrated through the increase in "natural"/environmental and naturally triggered tec3hnical disasters in general.

Risk (R) is the product of consequence (C) and likelihood (L): R = C × L. In qualitative risk assessment, risk is illustrated in a two dimensional matrix as a combination of consequence and likelihood.

Although most respondents seemed to have some awareness of the increased reproductive risk, one could question whether respondents have really understood the nature of the risk, as illustrated by the high percentage indicating an increased risk of Down syndrome.

Since there may be an interval of five years between this survey and the appearance of the new car in the dealers' showrooms, there is a distinct element of risk, as illustrated by the Ford Motor Company's Edsel of the late 1950s.

This is not without risk, as illustrated by the incident with the shielded osteomyelytic lesion ( Fig. 1).